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Real-time team collaboration with plugin sync and AI assistance. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.

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Team Collaboration

Shared vault documents, real-time co-editing, plugin sync, daily/monthly reports, and AI-powered summaries for Obsidian teams.

Source code

TypeScript source lives in the src/ directory of this repository, with package.json, tsconfig.json, and esbuild.config.mjs at the repo root.

Features

  • Shared documents: Share vault documents to a team drive with collaborative editing
  • Real-time co-editing: Multi-user editing powered by Yjs
  • Plugin sync: Sync installed plugins and settings across team members
  • Reports: Generate daily and monthly team reports
  • AI summaries: Summarize documents using OpenAI or Claude

Installation

From Community Plugins (recommended)

Open Settings → Community plugins → Browse, search for Team Collaboration, and install.

Manual installation

Copy these files into your-vault/.obsidian/plugins/team-collaboration/:

  • main.js
  • manifest.json
  • styles.css

Requirements

This plugin requires a self-hosted or third-party backend server for team features. The server must expose REST APIs and WebSocket endpoints for collaboration.

For AI summaries, configure an OpenAI or Claude API key in plugin settings. Requests are sent directly to the provider you configure.

Configuration

Setting Description
Server URL Base URL of your team backend API (e.g. https://your-server.com)
WebSocket URL WebSocket endpoint for co-editing (optional; derived from server URL if empty)
API key Authentication token after login
AI settings OpenAI / Claude API key for document summaries

Development

npm install
npm run dev     # watch mode
npm run build   # production build

Network usage and privacy

To comply with Obsidian developer policies, this section describes network behavior.

Network requests

  1. Team server (user-configured)

    • Purpose: authentication, team management, document CRUD, collaboration sync
    • When: login, team switch, create/delete/rename documents, opening shared documents
    • Data: document content and paths in request bodies; user token in headers

  2. WebSocket

    • Purpose: real-time co-editing (Yjs) and team events (document add/remove/rename)
    • When: opening the team view or a shared document
    • Data: document content, cursor positions, and collaboration updates

  3. AI services (OpenAI / Claude)

    • Purpose: document summarization
    • When: user explicitly triggers a summary
    • Data: selected document content sent to the configured provider
    • Note: only used when an API key is configured; keys are stored locally in plugin settings

Telemetry

  • This plugin does not collect telemetry
  • No usage analytics, crash reports, or behavioral tracking are sent to third parties
  • All network traffic goes to servers explicitly configured by the user

Privacy

  • Document content is sent only to your configured team server and (optionally) AI providers
  • Review your backend's data retention and privacy policies
  • When using AI summaries, content is sent to OpenAI or Anthropic under their terms of service

License

MIT

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